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I'm trying to sign up but my email is already in use.

It’s possible you already have an existing account with one of our programs, such as:  Zapreader, 7 Speed Reading, Spreeder CX, Vocab1, 7Spell, Typesy, Spreeder, or Wordela.

This could be a trial account or from a previous subscription. If you’d like to proceed with a new purchase, you can try the following:

1. Use a different email address.

2. Contact our Helpdesk to complete the purchase using your current email.

If you need further assistance, our support team is always ready to help. Please submit a ticket here: Helpdesk

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